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Most states now have, or are considering, bans of cellphones in public schools. For a generation th… Michael Keany Oct 18 14 views
Steve Hartman from CBS News meets a math teacher and his new son.Character CountsKindness 101 Michael Keany Oct 17 16 views
We asked some students, and this is what they told us. Michael Keany Oct 16 13 views
Olivia Vella recited a powerful poem about insecurities for her seventh grade writing class. Michael Keany Oct 14 20 views
2019 WA Scientist of the Year and ECU Professor of Exercise Medicine, Professor Rob Newton speaks a… Michael Keany Oct 11 15 views
By regularly working in activities that get students to recall content they’ve learned in the past… Michael Keany Oct 8 15 views
For anyone who’s ever wondered, “How do I get their attention back in a 1:1 environment?” Michael Keany Oct 7 12 views
When lectures strain attention spans, thoughtful teaching strategies can enhance student focus, opt… Michael Keany Oct 5 12 views
SoulPancake hits the streets to see what happens when two strangers sit in a ball pit... and talk a… Michael Keany Oct 4 13 views
Steve Hartman from CBS News meets a brave young boy who chirped his way into the spotlight at the s… Michael Keany Oct 3 12 views
Please turn on captions, as they are essential for the sign-language used throughout this film. A… Michael Keany Oct 1 20 views
Dr. Anita L. Archer is a leading figure in education whose work—especially through her Explicit Ins… Michael Keany Oct 1 24 views
What happens when a young teacher meets a class of rowdies? A must watch short film for all parents… Michael Keany Sep 30 33 views
If your students seem distracted, this video explains why it’s not a decline in attention span but… Michael Keany Sep 27 8 views
The United States became the world's first #nuclear power on July 16, 1945, when it successfully de… Michael Keany Sep 24 7 views
A test for being a good listener is if the other person feels heard. Simon is an unshakable optimi… Michael Keany Sep 23 6 views
Communication is not about saying what we think. Communication is about ensuring others hear what w… Michael Keany Sep 20 10 views
Step into a classroom from the 1950s — where discipline was strict, rules were serious, and what ki… Michael Keany Sep 19 14 views
Ever wondered what deepfakes are, or specifically, what is a deepfake? And want it explained in a w… Michael Keany Sep 18 8 views
How Does Google Search Work? Explained Like You’re Five breaks down Google Search in a fun and simp… Michael Keany Sep 17 7 views
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